Image, Source: digital file from intermediary roll film
This picture shows a farmhouse owned by a african american family near Greensboro, Alabama. The picture shows a small farmhouse which doesn't seem to have much furtile land around it and it seems like the weeds have become overgrown. This picture describes the era because it shows what life at the time was like for many african american families that owned farms and houses across the south during the great depression.
-Connor K
This picture shows a bus terminal in Memphis, Tennessee and was taken by Esther Bubley. This picture shows what life was like for many African Americans in the South at the time because they were discriminated in several places including bus stations like this one here where they were forced to use different waiting rooms.
This picture shows a farmhouse owned by a african american family near Greensboro, Alabama. The picture shows a small farmhouse which doesn't seem to have much furtile land around it and it seems like the weeds have become overgrown. This picture describes the era because it shows what life at the time was like for many african american families that owned farms and houses across the south during the great depression.
-Connor K
This picture shows a bus terminal in Memphis, Tennessee and was taken by Esther Bubley. This picture shows what life was like for many African Americans in the South at the time because they were discriminated in several places including bus stations like this one here where they were forced to use different waiting rooms.